Natalie Pate

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Oregon State University and Greater Albany strikes continue; Benton County employees vote on agreement

Nearly all Greater Albany Education Association members voted on whether to approve a strike, should it come to that in ongoing labor negotiations with the district. A 92% majority said “yes.”

House Bill 2767 laid the groundwork for Oregon to establish and support recovery schools across the state. Now, they’re serving students.

Two Portland students shared a petition signed by hundreds across the state. They want district leaders to push state lawmakers for a higher minimum age to purchase semi-automatic guns, among other actions.

New data from the Oregon Values and Beliefs Center show the vast majority of Oregon residents believe in the value of public education.

The book will still be available in school libraries, but it was deemed ‘not suitable’ for 10th-grade English Language Arts students.

The youth development program, housed at MacLaren Youth Correctional Facility in Woodburn, teaches its participants specific skills and broader life lessons, all while finding homes for dogs in need.

The Gervais School District avoided disappearing entirely by passing its first bond measure in more than 30 years this spring, following eight failed attempts. Now, educators are returning with a strong sense of hope.

Some students said Grant’s practice this year, using Yondr pouches to keep smart devices locked up all day, is too restrictive and ‘a little much.’ Others think it will bring a much-needed change to their classrooms.